The Weekly Bike News Wrapup: Royal Enfield, Triumph, Bajaj, KTM And Suzuki
Updated Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450 launched, Triumph 350cc Bikes launch date revealed, and more
This week saw a new bike, new teasers and multiple brands revealing launch timelines for the upcoming bikes. Here’s a quick look at all the major happenings in the two-wheeler industry this week:
Updated Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450 Launched
Royal Enfield has launched the updated Guerrilla 450 with a couple of important changes and a completely new variant.
Triumph 350cc Bikes Launch Date Revealed
Triumph 350cc bikes will launch on April 6, 2026. This should include the Speed 350, Scrambler 350, Thruxton 350, Tracker 350 and the 350cc version of the Speed T4.
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Royal Enfield Classic 350, Hunter 350, Bullet 350, And More: Prices Drop After GST Cut - Compare NowBajaj Pulsar NS350Z Launch Soon
Bajaj will launch the Pulsar NS350Z, which will replace the Pulsar NS400Z. Our dealer sources claim that the new 350cc Pulsar NS will launch by the second week of April.
KTM 350cc Bikes Launch Timeline Revealed
KTM is all set to enter the 350cc segment, with new models expected to launch by mid-April 2026. These bikes will be sold alongside the existing 390 range
Suzuki Teases New Scooter
Suzuki has teased an upcoming scooter, which is likely to be the updated version of the Suzuki Burgman Street 125. The teaser hints at design updates, and possibly some feature additions as well.
User Reviews
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Looks and Performance. Checked out a few bikes like the Duke 250 and the V-Storm. But this was much more refined and the best-looking one in terms of class. Fell in love with this after the test drive and decided I have to get this one. Feels a bit expensive, but you will forget the price tag once you own it. It's been amazing, especially on the highways. It's like a rocket on the right roads. The bike handles well in the city. It gets a bit too hot for long rides, but overall no issues. Gives a mileage of 32-33 kmpl on highways and around 20-25kmpl in the city. Would absolutely recommend this bike. If you love riding regularly and want a bike that's good for daily commuting and for long rides, I highly recommend this bike. People who are generally 5 feet 8 inches and above would be more comfortable, although I have noticed people who are much shorter handle it quite well.Read More
If you are buying this motorcycle directly and have not driven a 390cc before, then this 350cc engine will give you the best performance. All the features are the same. Only the engine has a little less power, but that 4-5 bhp is not noticeable. However, the torque is a little noticeable, but as I said, if you have not driven a 390, you will not be able to understand the difference.Read More